Bo-Katan Kryze is one such character – originally introduced in canon in Star Wars: The Clone Wars season 4, episode 14, “A Friend in Need,” Bo-Katan was once a princess of Mandalore and the ...

Bo-Katan's in-universe history covers nearly 20-years, from The Clone Wars, to Rebels, to The Mandalorian, and coincides with ...

Bo-Katan’s rescue of Din Djarin redeemed her in the eyes of the Watch. It does not matter that she did not “walk The Way” before. Bo-Katan technically bathed in the Living Waters.

Lucasfilm. Bo-Katan might have had another sibling we don’t know about, though. The Clone Wars introduced her nephew Korkie Kryze without revealing his parents. Korkie appears to have died at ...

Bo Katan also tells the Mandalorian that her father “died defending Mandalore.” Upon hearing this news, the Mandalorian honors Bo Katan’s father by saying, “This is the way”.

Bo-Katan Kryze (Katee Sackhoff) with Covert Mandalorians in “The Mandalorian” (Disney+/Lucasfilm Ltd.) Then Bo-Katan earns back the leadership of the mercenaries who once followed her by ...

Then, Bo-Katan had the legendary Darksaber weapon bestowed upon her by Sabine. Crucially, though, Bo-Katan didn't win the Darksaber in combat – which the Armorer believes doomed Mandalore.

Bo-Katan effectively became the Lady of House Kryze and Regent of Mandalore, but her new position was short-lived, as she refused to answer to Emperor Palpatine’s Galactic Empire.

The Mandalorian star Katee Sackhoff talks Bo-Katan’s redemption in season 3, episode 3. She also reflects on her child meeting Grogu on set.

Bo-Katan Kryze's Star Wars story began long before The Mandalorian. Here's how she went from royalty, to a terrorist, to a great leader.